We know that many people don’t consider visiting their dentist “necessary preventive care” and will only call us when they’re in pain. We’ve met many others who believe they’re too old to need preventive care anymore. Neither of those is a healthy way to approach oral hygiene care.
Your smile is one of the first things people notice when they meet you. Some say it’s your calling card. Of course, you want it to make a good impression. Many of our patients struggle with flaws in their front and don’t quite know what to do. We have a story to share about one such patient, Ernesto, who found his best smile with Dr. Noe.
You don’t need anyone to explain what it’s like to live with missing or failing teeth. You feel it every time you sit down for a meal or try to smile confidently in a photo. What many people don’t realize, however, is the number of options available to restore your teeth and improve your quality of life.
When you’ve spent years putting others first, you might be accustomed to ignoring your own discomfort. That’s how Kelly, a proud veteran and father of eight, lived for a long time—managing meal after meal with the pain of a decaying tooth while prioritizing his kids’ dental care instead of his own.
Finding a great dental office for routine care is important, but what about finding one you can stay with for years? That’s something else entirely. At Infinity Dental Care, many of our patients have been with us long enough to call our team an extension of their family. And when new patients walk through our doors, they often say,: “I wish I’d found this place sooner.”
Everyone has something they wish they could improve about their smile. Maybe it’s a small chip or gap you’ve lived with for years. Maybe it’s a missing tooth that affects how you eat or speak. Or maybe it’s just the sense that your smile could look brighter, healthier, or more like you. We can help you take the next step with supportive, personalized care, and results that speak for themselves. Keep reading to learn more.
Crowns are a tried-and-true way to restore damaged teeth—and they do more than just patch things up. When placed with care, a crown can strengthen your tooth, improve how it looks, and help you chew and smile with confidence again.
Life gets busy, and it’s easy to let dental visits slide. While those regular checkups may seem minor, they play a big role in keeping your smile healthy and strong. Even if everything looks and feels fine, routine visits help us catch small issues before they grow into bigger problems.
Have you ever run your tongue over your teeth and noticed something rough or uneven? Your fillings should feel just as smooth as your natural teeth, but they can break down, chip, or loosen over time. When that happens, your tooth is at risk for decay and damage.
Most people don’t think about oral cancer until it affects them or someone they love. The reality is that nearly 50,000 Americans are diagnosed with this life-threatening disease each year, and too many cases go undetected until they reach advanced stages. That’s why we’re bringing awareness this April to Oral Cancer Awareness Month and encouraging every patient to prioritize their routine screening. It only takes a few minutes and could save your life. Keep reading to learn about risk factors, symptoms, and why early detection is so important.
